The Chronicle of Higher EducationMurray,Janet H."Interactive Design: a Profession in Search of Professional Education." The Chronicle of Higher Education. 45.33 (1999): 4- 6.More students should learn interactive designing techniques. Although Murray's emphasis
on disparity between demand for the high technology academic teachers and
lack of the adequate curricula to educate them does not carry an apocalyptic
weight, it points to a concrete and undesirable shortage. ( 10/10/2000)
IEEE Intelligent SystemsHaym Hirsch, Barbara Hayes- Roth, Andrew Stern, Janet H. Murray. "Interactive Fiction." IEEE Intelligent Systems. 13.6 (1998): 12Computer, with its technical advances, enables to fulfill the expectations of its users interested in the interactive fiction. Quite surprisingly the
link between a non- traditional medium and the traditional, basic expectations
of the reader amply forsters these expectations. (reviewed 10/24/00)
The Chronicle of Higher Education Murray, Janet H. "A New Kind of Storyteller: Half Hacker, Half Bard." The Chronicle of Higher Education. 44.6 (1997): 11. In the epoch of continuous increasing sophistication of computer programs the innovative narrators will have to entertain their own poetics with their high technology skills. As the creators of interactive
narrative predict, the future readers will be able to identify themselves
with the narratives' characters. Possible impact of consciousness switch
on readers' selves is less predictable and may require some attention.
(reviewed 10/24/00)
Computers and the HumanitiesMurray Janet H. "Anatomy of the New Medium: Literary and Pedagogic Uses of Advanced Linguistic Computer Structures." Computers and the Humanities. 25.1 (1991): 1- 15.Murray examines capability of a hypothetical computer Advanced Language System for teaching and creative writing. Although advanced media allow expansion of teachers' and writers' methodology beyond conventional, creative element in both areas will be retained. (reviewed 10/10/00) |